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Russian APT Attacks Kazakhstan’s Largest Oil Company

Posted on September 11, 2025
Russian APT Attacks Kazakhstan’s Largest Oil Company

Researchers say a likely Russian APT used a compromised employee email account to attack Kazakhstan’s biggest company, though the oil and gas firm claims it was a pen test.

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